The Weekend Sewer's Guide to Dresses: Time-Saving Sewing With a Creative Touch

by Kate Mathews

Gathers over thirty dress designs to illustrate alterations that transform standard, familiar dress patterns into fabulous new looks

Genres: Sewing, Crafts

143 pages, Hardcover

First published April 1, 1998

Reviews

[Irene Adler]

This book is a surprise second-hand find.

The fashion shown may be out of date but the content is still so worth reading:
- organising sewing time and areas
- breaking a project down into smaller steps to get it done
- fast assembly techniques / processes
- adapting basic patterns that are already fitted and familiar in new ways to save time.

So good I'm tempted to get the rest of the series.

[Miki]

Full of some of THE ugliest dresses I've ever seen. Unique, yes, but supremely unattractive and unflattering.

[Rebekah]

Got this one on the title alone from the library. Some useful tips, not a project I'd like to make.

[Susannah]

Really well done. Highly recommended!

[Jenny K]

I got this book from the library based on the title. How disappointing. Very outdated styles.